Well, if you are going for a 12-18 month contract, expect to have to pay some money towards to the cost of the handset. This could be anything from ?50-?300.The amount you pay, will also depend on the tariff you pick. Basic contract plans, which only include 100 minutes ad say 500 text messages will likely cost you around ?25 per month and will mean you have to pay towards the cost of the phone. However, if you go for one of the higher rate tariff on Vodafone, Orange, O2, T-Mobile or 3 Mobile - say ?50-?75 per month then the iPhone 5 is going to be free of charge. You can also expect to get from between 800-1200 minutes, unlimited text messages and internet browsing for these kind of plans.Another likely deal will be the continuation of free gifts. After the Apple iPhone 5 has been out for 4+ months, you can expect to see a number of independent retailer begin to offer free gifts with the iPhone 5. These free gifts will include Cash Back, DVD Players, Hair Straighteners an d other similar lower prices items.Well, we are pretty sure customer are going to see a plethora of iPhone 5 contracts which will really whet the appetite of potential customer. We will not have too long to wait, as it has been suggested that Apple will have more news of the next handset as early as April.The year 2011 has been an year that has witnessed some of the latest advancements in mobile computing Technologies. Some of the best smartphones have been launched this year with the latest Hardware and Software Platforms available. To name a few, we have:
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